The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, February 24, 1915, Image 7
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For years we have been st
country that a great many w
||jj| erations by taking Lydia ?
pound, and it is true.
We are -permitted to pr
extracts from the letters of
recently received unsolicite<
. more convincing?
1 Hodqdon, Me.?"I had pains
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x wiuu suaiwiiji Afi 0.1511.1011 ?
| was so nervous I could not sleep,
I ? any better until I submitted to an
I Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable C<
[ woman."?Mrs. Hayward Sower
{ O Shelbyville, Ky.?"I suffe
..! ? My right side hurt me bac
must be operated "upon. When i
bottle of Lydia E. Pmkham's Veg
taking it a few days I got bettei
am now well."?Mrs. Mollie Smf
3- Hanover,Pa.?"The doctor
husband got me Lydia E. Pin
! experienced great relief in a short
and can do a hard day's work a
f | 303 Walnut St., Hanover, Pa.
i A Decatur. III.?"I was sick :
1 * cians said I would have to be
ation as I had something growing
mit to the operation and took L;
I pound?and it worked a miracle :
j what it has done for me."?Mr
\ William Street, Decatur, I1L
5 Cleveland, Ohio. ?"I was v
my side pained me so that I
eration. Doctors said they kne\
I would help me. ItookLydiaE.
| table Compound and I became
from pain. I am thankful for si
cine and will always give it the 1
Mrs. C. H. Griffith, 1568 Constant
MPWrite to LYDIA E.PIVKH
H (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN,S
Tour letter will be opened, reai
by a woman and held in strict c
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Pinkhams Vegetable Comiblish
in this announcement
five women. All have been
i. Could any evidence be
; in both sides and such a soreness
ip at times. My back ached and I
, and I thought 1 never would l)e
operation, but I commenced taking
unponnd and soon felt like a new
s, Hodgdon, Me.
;red from a severe female trouble.
Qy ? it was finally decided that I
my husband learned this he got a
etable Compound for me, and after
: and continued to improve until I
rn, R.F.D., Shelbyville,'Ky.
advised a severe operation, but my
khata's Vegetable Compound and I
time. Now I feel like a new person
nd not mind it."?Mrs. Ada Wilt,
in bed and three of the best physitaken
to the hospital for an oper
in my left side. I refused to subpdia
EL Pinkham's Vegetable Comin
my case, and I tell other women
3. Laura. A. Gr is wold, 2437 East
ery irregular and for several years
fexpectecrto have to undergo an ops'
of nothing that /V-V.? '*
Pinkham'S Vegeregular
and free In/ jf*
nch a good medi- (,/ t
lighest praise.5'? II yj \\
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The Profane Customer
A man went in a dry poods store and
. bought
He had a real bad temper and bis
manners they were rough.
He said to the saleslady, "Yon will
send these here things, mam."
And when the girl said, "What name,
please?" he raid, ' 0. U. B. Dahm."
The Mnr airl oared at that ronffh I
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man and blood red was her cheek.
"You'd better have acare," she said,
"and choose the words you speak/'
The man in anger said to her, "Say,
what's wrong with your head?"
And then he shonted in her ear, "O.
U. B. Dahm, I said."
That brave girl did not falter then.
No tear9 came to her eye,
Bnt she faced that there fellow and
did make this here reply:
Chorus:
"I may be bat a toiler, but I am a f
lady, toe,
And I will say right here that I do
not think much of yon;
And no one bnfc a monster and an
ornery profane chnrl
Would go into a store and cuss a
decent working girl."
Equilization Boards.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Governor as members
of the Equilization Boards for
Lexington county for a period of two
years:
Black Creek.
W M Yonee, Pel ion.
W B Dunbar. Pelioc.
R Glover Able, Steedmas,
Boiling Springs.
J C Reeder, Edmund.
Andrew B Goodwin, L-exingt-on,
Azariab Taylor, Gilbert
Broad River.
James B Addv, Peak.
O Lather Mayer. "
W O Haitiwanger, "
Town of Chapio.
R F Oumalander, Chapin.
W|B Williams'; ' Noah
F Frick,
Bull Swamp.
W Q Jackson, Swansea. 2
J L Jefcoat,
D Harrison Lawson. Gaston 1
Town of Swansea.
B E Graft, Swansea.
OC Martin, "
Henry E Wise. 11
Chinqnepin.
H Jeff Burgess, Samaria.
P S Hallman, Leeavjlle.
Elijah Hall, Mima.
Town of Batesbrrg.
DrlE O Ridge) 1, Bateebnrg.
W S Hite,
J R Unger. "
Oongaree.
Thomas J Roof. Lexington.
A Loo Hook, New Brook land.
Danl E 8horapert, *4 44
Town of Brookland.
Press I Sox. New BrookiaDd.
Henry Buff, 44
L W Moak 44
Pork.
Dr J L Skuier, lrroo.
D F Lorick, "
James K. Swygert, 44
Gilbert Hollow.
Paul Hite, Leesville.
M A Lewis, "
Albert Price, Gilbert.
Town of LeesTiile.
F Hamp Hendrix. Leesville.
John P Able, "
B N Bodie,
Hollow Creek.
G Franklin Keieler. Gilbert.
George G Price, *
William B Taylor, Gilbert.
Lexington.'
J Wier Addy, Lexington.
G B&ylis Wingard, "
William D George, "
Town of Lexington,
A J Fox, Lexington.
B D Clark,
Hamp Kaminer, "
Piatt Springs.
J Perry Goodwin, Gaston.
T 4 1 J...- J T ? ~ ? (
>) lire a junoa*,
Xoah Spire?, 14
Saluda.
A il Wingard, Uhapin.
W D Hiiffstetler, 44
J D Biekley, Li tile Mountain.
Sandy Hnu.
W W Fnrtick, Jr., Swansea.
X B Wannamaker, Sandy Run.
Willie E Redmond, Swansea.
The first name in each town or township
will act as chairman until the
respective boards meet ana organize
and elect one of their number as
chairman. The acting chairman will
pleas-j (all at the Auditor's otiioe,
Tuesday, March -J, tor the returns and
necessary instructors. Each hoard
will please meet as sccu as practical,
j the acting chairman noti fying other
members of his board the time and
place of meeting.
W. D. VEST., Co. Auditor.
Renews Her Complaint
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Washington, Feb. 20.?Renewed
eajtt&l*i.bt8 Vera made today 'to ,.the
state^epartment in behalf of the German
and Auetro-Hocgarian embassies
that snbmar'nee were being built in
the Unit* States and shipped to
Canada. . I
Secretary Bryan promised ar. ot?- J
cial investigation. Chas. M. Schwab,
president of the Bethlehem Steel Oc.,
is said tc have cancelled similar" contracts
with the British government
months ago, after a conference with
Secretary Bryan, on the theory that
they constituted a violation of neutrality.
Naval officer* detailed at private
yards where contracts for the Unit.ed
States government are being executed
recently reported to Secretary Daniels
that the Union Iron Works of San
Pranci820 and the Fore River Shipbuilding
Co., at Quincy, Mass., were
building ten submarines each in addition
to those they have under construction
for the United States. It
was said these had been contracted
for by Creat Britian before the outbreak
of hostilii ies and conld net be
delivered nntil the war was over. The
inspectors reported that none of these
boats conld be completed for several
months and that none of their com
ponent parte bad been shipped by the
builders, 80 far as officials knew no
breach of neatrality has beeD committed.
Not Paint
The worst mistake in paintiDg j^nct
putting-off. That costs abont 10 percent;
you keep your money a year and
pay 10 percent for it.
Paint would have to come-down 25
percent to make 10 percent on the ;>ob,
for wages do not go-down.
. . Tlje;wor8t mistake is "cheap?/ paint/
It costs from 50 peroent to 109. drst
cost, and another in wear.
What a liar "cheap" is! "Put-off"
is bad-enough; "cheap" is ten times
worse. DE70E adv.
THE MOTHER S CHOICE.
One Five Minutes In the Life of Her
Dead 8oldler Son.
A mntlio" hr>i? ?MI TRA
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* sews cam? to ber Id dispatches from
Ibe war. Be bad fallen fighting nobly
at the bead of bis regiment
Uhe was inconsolable. *Oh, that I
JRlgbt see him againr she prayed. "If
only for five mine tee?but to see html"
An angel answered ber prayer. "For
fire minutes," the angel said.
"Quick, quick r said the mother, ber
ritears turned to momentary joy.
*"" "Yes." said the angel, "bet think a
Utile. Be was a grown man. There
are thirty years to choose from. Bow
would yon see him?"
T^be mother paused and wondered.
"Would yon see him," said the angel,
"as a soldier dying heroically at his
post? Would yon see him as be ieft
yon to join the transport? Would you |
see bin as you first saw him In bis uniform?
Would yon see him again as on j
that day at school when be stepped fcc
the platform to receive the highest j
honors a boy could have?"
"How did yon know?" the mother j
asked, her eyes lighting.
The angel smiled. "Wonld you see !
him as a baby at your breast? Would
you"?
"No," said the mother, "I wonld have
him for five minutes as he was one day
when he ran In from the garden to ask
my forgiveness for being naughty. He
was so small and so unhappy, and he
was very hot, and the tears were mak- ,
ing Btreaks down his face through the |
garden dirt. And be flew into my arm*
, ?itb such force that be hurt me/'-G
Y. Lpcas in "Lucas'. Annual."
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WAR HORSES Iff BATTLE.
Cavalry Mounts Revel In the Daeh and
Fury of the Charge.
It will probably surprise you, said a
retired colonel of hussars, to learn that
a cavalry horse usually enjoys a battle
at least as much as bi9 rider and displays
as much courage in it. Ue will
chafe and stamp with lmy.e'lence while
waiting for the order to charge and a;
the signal will dash forward like a
greyhound released from 'heleash, full
of fire and fury and <rieu neighing
wildly. At the moment < f contact with
the enemy he will re:.-, striking and
biting savagely at the t .-nosing horse?
and trampling down <1 ? infantry.
When his rider fa/s he will dash j
along with bis fellows and crash as i
gallantly Into the foe. In the famous
kcharge of the Light brigade scores of
rideriess horses swept down the "va!
ley of death." thundering through the
smoke on to the Russian guns, and gal
loped hack in safety with the shattered
remnant of the brigade. Fiv.<
horses raced neck and neck with Lor.:
Alfred Paget, who rode in advance of
the hne, so eager were they to get at
the enemy.
And not only is the well trained
charger as brave as Ins rider. lie is
often as intelligent He knows the j
ivigle calls just as well and answers J
them as promptly. In fact, i haw |
Known many a case in which a horse
has put his rider right when he has
mistaken an order and has gone fen!:
lessly through a maneuver in spite
the efforts of his retaken master :o
make lilta do the wrong thing ? London
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Fillings in Gold,
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Gas Administered.
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SGe? cur prices on articles #?;,
ueeded for the boy or &K
man of the family. We
know they are right. ft?
ment is complete. Cift Glass
China. Caps and Sancer9, .
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rice anywhere.
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